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! MONDAY, OoTopER al, lSs7.

tii MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1887, %
brganing at O'Clock 4. ST., sol at public auction
al tho front door OF the Court House Of Ohio COUNTY
Vest Virginia, tho tract Of land belonging 10 liz
Tho OLD FAIR G HOUND PROPERTY, sltuaiot on
wheeling Island, north OF Emo street and wtSt ~
North Huron street. and containing. when meas.
urci 10 the top Of the liver hauk, twenty-five and
will DO sold fully 10 tho river
Under Tho authority Of said decree. The said com.
missoncis have caused tho proncIty TO be divided
iato paseels, aud have laid "a streets fnd alleys
ment Of blocks, lots, streets and alleys, has been
prepared. and may DO sccn ut tho Office OF 0eorRa
Hook. Clerk OF tho county Court OF Ohio County
Der ii. DO Ssa Of The hnaesne d. anu a'''' oc'o'
The property will hrst DO offered as u whole
afterwards In blocks, aud then n los rs shown on
tho plat. aud Will he sold In whichever way NAV
bocis, she blocks Numbered and may Se ofe ~
cd together, MS one parcel. Whom offered IN lols
two contiguous lots may DO offered together. II
bidders 80 desire i tho whols tract DO sold 10
disrtgitded. Hc. III such case, becomes The pu ~
chaser OF the streets and alleys within tho bound.
Aliei OF tlp tract, II asy block bs Solt separately
to ono purchaser, he. Of course, may disregard thS
lot lines within tho block, but alleys must 6s
opened. II tho blocks numbered nnd DO ,oli
together 10 one purchaser, tho street running be-
tween said blocks, end the alley running through
block ,, may DO dlSiesaIuc1 al too election NslCh
purchaser, 10 be made ard declared nj tho time Of
tho purchase. II he SO elects to uisregard, land
close said street and alley, then the south end Of
said street where 1t passes through block 2, 'front.'
Ing on Z,re street. and extending north 10 tho
alley parallel with Zsne street, Will 10 sold cs lot
or lots = sE l-E ty
There nre on said Fair Ground tract orc than two
hundred and thirty trec2 OF which about eighty htc
Lombaldy poplar. or tbs remainder, tho gtlatt,
par! n.e maple. All Of said trees arc well BROWN.
probably more than half OF them having trlnksa
loot or more In diameter. p S = :"
4TERMS OF BALE -Eich purchaser 10 nay In
hand 0uethrd at least Of bis purchase money mud
as much more thereof as he may choose, nad tNe
residue. II any, In two equal instalmcns, bearing
interest from The day Of SALE aud payable tcspec'
lively ~ one and two years thereafter the deferred
payments 10 be secured BY notes with good per.
sonsl security. But II any purchaser pay in hand
onehali, Or more, OF bis purchase money, his nnles
for the deferred inStallmcn's Of the same shall 10
taken without peuonsl security. 10 every case,
however, tho title must b. retained as security IN.
I'll payment In full. HrElas. -gFIw - -
So NJ wS. ERsKINE,
5it5ta,,3 b. 3ss GEORGE b. Caldwell,
Special Commissioners,
Il certify that bond has been given by said kpe.
cial Commissioners, as required BY sn!d decree.
tc2o il -" nC CLERK or OF Of tSLif Court,
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SOCIAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS

Of the country. We now infer that the
objects Of the knights OF Labor are praise.
worthy and in no ways opposed 10 the
views Of the Catholic Church. The Csth.
Ollie prela.e1 will declare in levor Of labor,
Tho Catholic Church in America will taka
the side olthe weakeragainat tho stronger.
We readily believe that to rescue tha TOLL
CT from the graep Of the selGsh ia work
worthy Of tho noblest and best Of our
race, and we recognize that it is to the &C.
complainant OF that grand object that the
order OF the knights Of Labor IS bending
lie every energy. The Church ia Justly
watchtul against oil secret organizations.
There is-no need OF secrecy where the
ends and tho methods Of organization arc
jnstitiablo and gecrecy raiaeg pyesurap-
ZION that thoso is something that will not
besr thel!gnt of.dsy. The Catholic Church
is most Visible to al! creation and 1t In.
atinctively guRrds against secrecy and con-
cealment. The Church In all its actionn
Is the protector OF thosB who live BY the
labor Of their honds. The denial Of tho
right Of the Church to interfere With her
children when she fears that thoir ccu,so
10 dangerous to motau or psrilous to the
eeCuIltJ u sSC1Rty CAuuCt D5 6ubt1ln9Q IN
any way, either on Catholic or Protestant
teaching Or practice. ~
Organization is the basis OF all progress,
political, pocisl and religious. We con.
denim the work Of Anarchists. Like
Samson Of old, thsY would iain pull down
the ediica oil tho constitution which shell
ters them, even though thoy would perish
in the ruine. The man that would en-.
dcavor TO undermine tho lava and con.
stisution Of this great aud glorious coun-
try deserves the fate OF those who laid pro-
fame hands on tho ark Of the living God.
Socialism takes defiant poaition beyond
the pale OF the church, and anno9uces
such an extreme policy that one does not
have to hesitate i moment to reach q con.
c!usion "a to Its "a 4 ~.
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OLD and reliable medicines gro the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
hao been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities OF the Blood. In every form Of
scrotulaus, syphilitic or Mercu,ial dis
easea, it is Invaluable. For Rheumatism,
has no equal. Logan & Co, @. r. Goetzs,
Q. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros. is5&s J.. 3. ,5.sI 10
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KNIGHTS AND THE CHURCH.


PowdetlI's Report OH tho Relations between
tho Catholic Church and tho order.
MINyEAoroLls, October 10.-Mr. Pow.
dcrly last night made public his long OK.
pccted report on the relations existing
between the Catholic Church and the or.
der, Of which The following Is q tynopais:
In the month Of October, Of last year,
Cardinal Gibbons called tho Archbishops
OF America together 10 discuss various
mstterB appsrtaining to the church In this
country, the principal among thesn being
tho relationship Of the order OF knights
OF Labor with secret societien. Proteat-
anita aud Catholics became deeply inter.
eated in the attitude which these twelve
powerful prelatce, who are Of. the head OF
tho American Hierarchy, would take with
reference to the labor problem. II had
been represented 10 tho ecclesiastical au.
thoritiea that the knights were neeking
to rovoIutionize generally accepted funda.
mental principles by claiming for labor
the right to dictate 10 capital and in this
manner were neokipg to bring into full
iorco popular sovereignty in opposition 10
private rights; that they wero following
The example Of the French Socialists and
nrrogaslnR to themselves the right OF or
de,ing atrlkes Whenever 1t suited their
purpore, end by these s!rlkea cause tholo
OF life and the destruction ofpiivate prop.
elty, and that ahould tho order prosper
with huch pernicious principles It would
Inevitably lead i.u nembera and the work.
Ing class generally from characterization
to Anarchy and Socialism. Ii tho princi-
plea Of the knighla OF Labor were ever to
prevail among the people, faith and re.
ligion would be forever destroyed in our
country. Thus spoko the enemies Of or
qRnizail lahnr, - w.
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Tho RralsA of SaxnIlnnd

~ 177U THU D1 ouzUIIEUF1 800
like tho famons article itsolf, is in almost
everybody's mouth. The people know
that 1t preserves 90 well as beautiiies the
teeth. Hence 1t is tho standard Tooth
Wash Of tho Period. s7
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James W. Dicsey, James II. Dlckey ard George ".
~ -------- ~ 49, ninknr
In assunrslt, With attachment.

III assunpslt, with attachment.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain Judgment
against tho above EaE1ed defendants lot Five Hun
drcd Dotian with interest thereon ftom tho 2sh
day Of December. less, aud to subject 10 the yay-
ment thereof a certain tract Of land conveIcd 10
kaid !ames ". Dicsey and George ". Dlckey, sit
uated IN Ohio county, on CaS.lemaus Kun, con.
tanning about fourteen acteI; aud It Appearing
Ron an aaldavit aicd In this canse, at hthe ruest
that tue detcncauts, James ". D!ckcy, James u.
Dic5ey mud George ", Dickey. arc non :e1ldenG
Of the stste OF West Virginia, and they not having
been served with process in this suit motion 9!
TIC plaintiff, by Its attorneys this order oil publ.
Gallon Is entered against the raid 1cfcD1aDls SID
i !, ordered that the said defendants, June, W.
Dickey, James II. pickcy and George ". D.ckey,
10 appear here within one month after the date Of
tho trst publication OF this order aud do wha. IL
necessary 10 protect their interests III this suit.
la further ordered that this order BIO published and
pcs.Ad as required by law.
Witness John ". Mitchell, CLERK OF said Court
At the Court Hour Of said county, this sd day oil
October, 1857. to.wit: October Rules, 1851
q I:s,i.t JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 1. 1857.
I Attest: Efyy JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
EwIN0, MELVIN u Riley, |'- --,sE rt'5
r 80 Attorneys for Plaintiff, oo4Tu
. T.. i . III ~
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MEETING CARDINAL GIBBONS.

Immediately after the cloee OF the last
session Of the General Assembly in Rich.
mond your General Meater Workman re.
cGiyad courteous Invitation from His
Eminencc, the CardiEal, to come to Balti-
more, 90 hiH presence there was urgently
required for tho purpolo Of offering teati.
mony concerning the order and upon
which His Emiuenco desired particular in
formation. I selected Brother John W.
Hays aud Tom O. Reilly to accompany me
to Baltimore. Upon our arrival ut the
arehiepiecopal residence we were graci.
ously welcomed, and His Emineuca ex-
pressed his keen appreciation OF the obsdi-
enCe and readiness with which the invita-.
ton he'd been responded to. Your com-
mittee submitted TO His Emi1ence that:
"rhs uniiylng force OF the order OF the
Knighta Of Labor consisted in the breadth
sud purity Of the principles inculcated
and the cultivation Of intellectual, moral
and eocial happiness. We arc like unto a
band OF brothers engaged in q holy cause,
which, iGr from absorbing, would strength.
en- cur love OF country and would intense
", elevate and ennoble our patriotism.
In our order, composed IS 1t ia OF various
European nstiona!itic7, one OF the most
gratifying feature1 ia the rapidity with
which these become aaaimilated and weld
ed together, lermlpg o united whole, strong
and lndisaolub!e. :
"a tree Is known by its fruits; men by
their deeds, and systems by their results
Believing firmly in the rightsounneas OF
cur csuse, We max Your Emirencs to OK.
anime tho records OF our prominent mem.
beers, who have Tor years upheld our p;nc;-
pies. 1t is our hope, as it ia our desire, to
purge the order Of the violent element
the element OF radicals who waot 10 found
society Of aetheiaic anarchy"
During the interview, which was of
long duration, Cardinal Gibbons eaid in
substance: "Afler what 20 have Jus.
learned, the present condition Of the OF.
der ia to US IN uumis.akab!o indication
that tho control OF your organization still
remains with the conservative element
and is guarantee that there will be no
rash and dangerous departure from those
features Of ito policy, which command the
torbearaucs anG respect, if not the app.o.
val Of the entire country. With prudent
lesdeIS and q wise general policy your
vast and rapidly increasing army Of wage
workera ia destined to exert tremendous
IN ttrnr II, {bn ... -.
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"SpALDINas' GLUE" ike the shirt Q
Nesaur, cannot be pulled of. y.. g5L
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Probably, Of all sensational develop.
mentg, boila arc tho wcrat. = z Il
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IT'S SpZ0DONr tho whole void tries,
IT'S S0Z3D0NT which putIHes
The breath aud mouth, aud dirt deiles,
lis S020DOET for which We cry,
Sweat soZJnOSr for which we sigh, =
Ills only sO2OD0NT We buy, ~ AZ
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GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUND
y PROPERTY = 7E
Ono Hundred mud .Seyenty.two Dcslra.
sls bio Lots on Wheeling Island.

In pursuance Of a decree OF tho Ciscai. FONT n,
Ohio County, ". Va entered on tho third day al
Juno, 1857, In the case Of 0Rlebay aud ohen
against Brown and others, the undersigned SPECIAL
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LEGAL NOTICES,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
a Ohio County. In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, Nest Virginia. October Rules 1851
fitlE. Tho Wcl!sburp Natioua! Bank
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. s''II10I'g' ". ~. CowDEE,
.tst9 A.."t4 s'al9 Special Conmipiopet

". Il. HALLgR, Auctionetr. r.
That ". ], ". Cowdeu, tho sneoial Commissions,
atoye PANIED, has gtvch bord according 10 Jaw A.
required by sAid decree, Is hereby certified Till a
sc27ru - " JOHN ", MITCnEI,I. c,c,t
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

Z A REVIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
q TRAINS-on end after July II, 1Ss7-ExPLA-
NATION OF REIGRrToE MAnTB, DAILY, tHpndsy
excepted. f4oudAy excepted. -EsstCrn standard
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Tho second above described rna! estate, o.w!t:
LOIS %. ~ and westerly hall Vi lot IS hI!Nate On
me eoutheSst corner OF North Broad SAY mud Mary
!anu street, Wheeling Island, will her! DO offered
iot sale as q whole or III parcels. On the westerly
hall 81 Lot No. As tbcte is a llnc twoStory brck
dwelling house, now occupied By ]. B. shep.
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No such goods we're ever
before offered to the Amer.
lean public. They excel in
quality and 6neness Of
wool, in soltness and deli
cacy Of texture in the.vari-
Gus weights, from the light
est summer quality to the
heaviest for winter wear.
And the peculiar mode Of
weaving the Stocknet Of
which they are all con
structcd, imparts an elias
ITCHY with life and fresh
ness not to be found in
goods Of any other manu-.
facture. The Natural Grey
Wool is used, and being
wholly undyed and Of the I
finest quality, its softness
recommends it to the most
sensitive. Each garment
is made double over the
chest and abdomen, thus
affording needed protection
at all times to the vital Or
gans and conducting to the
general health. 1t is firm
ly believed that no attack
4 Of pneumonia will occur to
those who adopt the Dr..
Jaeger Wooden Under
wear.
GEO.E:. sTIFEl. G CO
Lila Main St.
oc7 , G
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Funeral services will take place at the residence Of
her parents, No. 9a2 Market street, on Tuesday
morning at o'clock. Friends Of the ia!aily ia-
vIted 1nterment ut St. Clelrsvilic. o. Private.
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Tee properly first above described. real estate,
seven, VIII be offered for sale first sud when sod
VIII DO sold as a separate parcel Upon Mls
iol OF ground there Is ihree story brick building,
formerly occupied BY Jacob Berger as e. leather
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+... u. z. y O. Railroad, 20 ---Z-I--'
!. Bellaiso Zane1villo Through Passenger ,envce
BeaIS g. $i \. a. a. arrives a Bellslo al D. m.
NJ arrives at Bellsire at $40 a. M 80 "' y
humnesaol1 Accommodation leaves EellsIrn A.
loo p. m, arrives at BcllAisc ut lO:i5 a. N
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TERMS or SALE OF the above described real e.
lale: one third Of the purchase money or 50 much
Of sale; oue.thiri thereof with in,e;e,, Ia one
year, and the residue thereof and interNt IN Two
VENT from day Of sale, the purchaser to give bis
LoIes with good, security for tho deferred paI'
mems. and the legal title 10 be retained % luther
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AssIGSEE,s SALE.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate in tile City
Of Wheeling.

By, virtue Of Decd OF Assignment made by
Assignee, GATED the 9th tgy OF Sc ntcmber, A. b
1857, admitted TO record September ", 1857, and
recorded IN tho Office Of tho Clerk OF Tho County
Godrt OF Ohio county, West Virginia. in Feed Of
Trust BooS No. 26, will sell at public suction
At tho front door Of tho Court House Of said
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COMMISSIONERS SANS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
blatvo West vfrgtuia County oil uhIo, IN wiz.
70 the Circuit Court for tala county. WI
H.Wf ID V.l,a "a y H||-I..

tU
70 the Circuit Court for tala county: ""'
f3.5 John 8. We;ty
lIsitl vs. aE ,tr. WI In ChRncery
Catherine Daily and othora,
ny vlr.re Of . bectec entered By ka!d Can't 4,
tho above entitled cause on the Soth DAY Of JAM.
arr, 1850, tho undenirncd, appointed a spesSi
Com n!0onGr for thu purnosP will Iell at the iroht
door Of tho Court nonso Of sald county on a'
4 SATURDAY, tho asd DAY Of OCTOBER, 1851
commanding nj 10 ocfoct A. w., tho fotIowipvdn.
tciIbet real estate that To say; All OF that loi "
ground situate III BuenR Vista addition 10 Tho ctr
Of Wheeling. In tho county OF Ohio and stHtS y,
%es. Virginia, aud desisnRted on tho plat Of uid
addition as lot numbered Gitoen Ia square NUN,
betcd twcnty.ninc. together With the Improve,
TKRxs or sAlH- onc.hait and as much moro n,
tho purchase money as the purchaser clctu 10 nay
IN cash. on tho Day Of sale. The balance III W.,
Equal ltlsta,ncnts al ELK and twelve months. uotes
hsat!Bg ln.efes. from The d., OF tale TO 30 ctycn
IL ~ 'S1T"''-'1',7 WI. Y. cowDEE,
#g..a.E0 h.ufa #s'H.|H EbpciA1 Cotn n, ls,tora.
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- g,' sE7ss WIN. ERSk1SE, os..a' ...
5iF5t3.3 M GEORGE b. Caldwell,
Special Commissioners,
certify that bond has been given by said spe.
clal Commissioners, as required by sn.d decree.
5ai4,sj-r3 '7.s.'g-5 JOHN W.MITClIELL,
te29 ~ Vow sstya Clerk Of said Court.
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Drones' Honey.

Sophie May the brilliant writer of Lit
Tie Folks books and "Girlhoodn books,
has now given us n "Grown up book.
having the odd title of "Droncs' Honey.
The principal charat tiers are Miss Ecve-
lyu Searlc, Miss Iheodate Wilder Mr..
Ben Nrkc and Mr.. Joe FiSkc.
The home of the ladies is in the beauti-
full village of Narransauc, strangely like
our next up river neighbor. Violet Hill.
their home, is So lovely we wonder if on
our nearer approach it would disappear.
Among the pen pictures WE find this
The light from the mountains WAS Sift-
ing through evening clouds of varying
tint but every cloud cast always Il violet
splcndor In the west the sun was sink
ing in golden light, and the east mourncd
him in fantastic purple and pink; but
still as far Is the eye could reach, the soft
and lovely violet every where prevailed
In this enchanted spot dwells two love
" spirits Miss Scarle the writer, has
given Miss Wilder the artist, Il place in
her heart and home, Il beautiful picture
Of rare friendship. We have Il real en-
ioymcnt in tracing their likeness and I'M
likeness We are amused ut Rosa, the
little French maids rather confused sum
ming up Of the case. The occasion is a
lawn tea. ROSA coming in with the bis
cults, gazcd lngcringly at her mis-
tress in her tcecy white gown, and
thought if She could be borne straight up
to heaven On mighty rushing wind,
looking aS she did this minute, the angels
would u dly make room for her,and never
doubt she WAS one of their own. IS .ch
cri>py, goldy. hair And that easy way
she moves her head and arms, as if they
didn't weigh feather. don't like her
bcttcrn Miss Date, though; for its Miss
Date that generally always helps me ON
wash days, and I'll like her best if il Kills
me" The characters of the two young
men who frequently visited Violet Hill,
are very finely drawn. The quaint vii
lagc life, the cold Landlord with his
chally wifc-rhe mimtable Mr. Crab
trco-"Thc lIermi',n who once said mis-
fortune has ,mil!d on me'-ycs and even
Jimmy SkillngS, begging "rubub.
These characters are very clevcrly por-
traycd and give the reader much amusc-
mrnt. Published by Lee \ Shepherd, in
Il very attractive form and for sale by
BiXhy \ Buck.
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Colby University.

This week Is commencement week AT
Colby University Rev. G. ID. b. Pepper,
ID. ID delivered the baccalaureate sermon
at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
His text was from Matthew 10 % and his
address was very impressive. The an
nual sermon before the Boardnan Mis-
Sionary Society was delivered by George
Bullen. d. ID of Pawtucket, r. l., Sun
day evening His thcme-"The Great
Trust was cloqueuily aud impr s>iycly
presented. Monday the Junior class pre-
scented to Die University east Of Diana
and the stays with an Grafton by Walter
b. Sucking A large crowd was in at
tendance. The Junior exhibition occur
ed at the Church Monday evening Tues
day class day exercises in the 70 cnoon,
with GRAFTON by Forest Goodwin and in
the afternoon exercises on the campus.
were carried ont, with Il memorial tribute
to Prof llamlin, by Rev DR.. II. W
Baheman in the evening.
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Probable Murder at PRO, idencc.

Providence. r. J.. July 5.-Pa.ricS
Joycc. about sixty ye1r> old. soap
loil.r, was toanl by his wife Yesterday
morning at tEcir home on Davis street
with "A wound in his head from which he
died last evening. The police sc4ch
failed to find any weapon, and the Wife
knows nothing OF the manner III which the
injury was received,
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Lynn. Mass July 5.--Rowe wheeled an
exhibition mile in 80 b. Gctchel won
the three mile haudcap amateur: Croker
Tho three nQle handicap, professionals; Hun
ter and Lang the two mile tandym; Cfocker
the two-mle handican, prof, ssional; Berg,
holt the two-miie handicap, amateur
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KILLED BY KICKING

\ Hartford Man Accused Of Numbering
Iii, Wife.
HARTFORD. Com. July ). Thomas
Do,lc, Il carpenter, aged 30, blutaly
kicked his wife Catherine three days ago
and Sic is now dad lie has been
arrested on a charge oi murder.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th. 1897
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


TN. lob Printing Establishment connected with
,,, SOMERSET REPORTER is prepared To do all class
w ,,vork the richest rs well rs the most common
Ms competent and experienced workmen arc
,,i,ynd and large stock OF paper, envelopes, ad.
sinp. wedding and business cards in great ~.
-, Orders OF dances, bills of fare, programs,
M rtr printed in great variety of STYLES on short
rntifr. Commercial printing specially. Orders
~, mail will receive careful attention.
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REAL EsrAlr TEANsfEES.-lhe follow
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
past week.
Fairheld-Lorenzo Dow to Henry Fogg,
$3.50. Iaban L. Allen to Loren b. Allen.
$1,000. Daniel Perkins to Ira 7, james
$50 Benjamin +. Jones to /imri II.
Tozicr ct al. 5000.
Skowhegan Ensign Frye to Richard
W Brown. Sioo.
Norridgcwoek-Geo Perkins tn
Bradford |. Lancaster. 5000. Isaac s.
Bangs 10 Dodlin Granite Co. So 900.
Pltt>feld-Mary W. lIathorn ct ais. to
stephen Burton. S33 33. Thomas S,
Dexter to Same. $1,000.
Harmonv-Frank p. Pcunell to Bartlett
4 Longfcllow. SIl5.
Athens -Laforcst +. Clifford to I. V,
Baker. $3.50.
Anson-Gcorgc W Walker to james
Briggs .Ir. Sl20. Aoron Maxwell to
Charles II Stowcl. So.
Solon-Eliza T. Wilson ct al to I'll
bridge Gordon. So.
Madisou-E C. Town to sylvia Black,
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Moscow Seth Goodrich To Henry D.
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